Question | Answer |
What are the guidelines for resusiation? | 1. Check for reponsiveness. 2. Call 911. 3. Check Carotid Pulse, Start CPR. 4. Attach Defibruilator, give single shock. |
What is high quality CPR? | 1. At least 100 BPM. 2. Push down atleast 2". 3. Allow complete chest recoil. 4. Switch compressors every two minutes. 5. Avoid excessive Ventricular. 6. NO interuptions greater then 10 seconds. |
What do you give for refractory VF/VT? | Aminodarone 300 Bolus then 150mg. |
What is the atropine does for bradycardia? | 0.5mg not to exceed 3mg |
What is no longer given for aystalic or PEA? | Antropine |
What do you give for Monomorphic Wide Complex Tachycarda of uncertain type? | Adenosine 6mg IV fast lift arm. |
What type and energy level is used when cardioverting A-FIB. | Synchronized 120-200 Joules. |
What is the treatment of unstable SVT? | Synchronized 50-100 Joules. |
What is the treatment of unstable Monomorphic VT? | Synchronized VT 100 Joules. |
What are the characteristics of pulseless VT? | 1. Rate usually greater than 180. 2. Very wide QRS. 3. No pulse. 4. Orginates in Ventricles |
What should you consider for post cardiac arresst care? | Hypothermia- cool down to 32-34 degrees for 12-24 hours or Percutaneous Coranary Intervention in less than 90 minutes. |
What is the windoe for acute Ischermic stroke fibrolytic theraphy? | Three hours. [Selected Group [3-4.5] |
Airway management should include? | Waveform Capnography. |